> People can express any opinion they want in public. Inside a company isn't public. Also while you do have a right to an opinion you don't have a right to it g

> People can express any opinion they want in public. Inside a company isn't public. Also while you do have a right to an opinion you don't have a right to it going unchallenged and questioned. It's grossly misrepresenting the response to the memo to imply it was just a matter of challenging and questioning. A quick read of any of the forums where it's being discussed makes that clear, and remember how the author was fired? A lot of the issue people have with the response is precisely that it wasn't making a substantive attempt to actually question or challenge the memo's content.